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GRAHAM WEBBER ROI IEA


Graham was born in North East Essex in 1980 and is an elected member of The Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Institute of East Anglian Artists. His love of oil paint stems from the adaptability and responsiveness of the medium. East Anglian painters such as Edward Seago, Harry Becker and John Constable are sources of constant inspiration. Most of Graham’s paintings are influenced by the appreciation of nature and the landscape itself whether at home in East Anglia or further afield.


“An hour or two in front of the subject will give you a story so long and varied that it is impossible to include everything you experience, what drives me to paint is the pursuit of interpreting the highlights of that story into a meaningful piece of work”.


Exhibiting regularly around the UK, Graham’s work has also been shown at the annual exhibitions of The Royal Institute of Oil Painters, The Royal Society of Marine Artists and The Royal Society of British Artists at the Mall Galleries, London.


In 2012 Graham’s work was selected as part of the Lynn Painter- Stainers Prize Exhibition, touring the Mall Galleries and WH Patterson, London. The same year, Graham received the Menena Joy Schwabe Memorial Award for an outstanding oil painter at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters annual exhibition. He was also the winner of the Daler-Rowney Prize, IEA Committee’s Choice for a group of paintings shown at the Institute of East Anglian Artists annual exhibition and was selected for the Frank Herring Award at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters exhibition in 2014.


Graham’s paintings are collected throughout the UK, Europe and the USA and are also held in the Albert Sloman Library’s (University of Essex) permanent collection.


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